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| Starts a transaction on the tables (HFSQL or accessed via Native Access) and creates the transaction table. |
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| WDOptimizer is used to ... |
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| The USE ... IN statement is used to define the block of operations to be performed in a transaction. |
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| Transforms all "in transaction" records into "Normal" records if they do not belong to an ongoing transaction. |
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Validates the current transaction: - the modifications performed on the table since the start of transaction (HTransactionStart) are validated.
- the transaction file is deleted (if the transaction is the last transaction in progress for a network application)
- the records locked in read-only by the transaction are unlocked.
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| Determines whether a transaction was interrupted (the transaction was neither committed nor rolled back). |
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| Rolls the transaction back to the savepoint. |
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| Rolls the transaction back to the savepoint. |
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Begins, commits or rolls back a transaction:- on the files of a database opened by SQLConnect,
- on the files of a database opened by a connection (OLE DB or Native Access/Native Connector) defined in the data model editor or with HOpenConnection.
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| Declares a transaction savepoint. |
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| Used to find out whether a transaction is in progress. |
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| Configures the isolation level of transactions for a connection to an HFSQL server. |
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| Starts a transaction on the tables (HFSQL or accessed via a Native Connector) and creates the transaction table. |
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| Sets to a normal state all records that do not belong to an ongoing transaction. |
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| If a transaction is active, rolls back all changes made to the tables since the beginning of the transaction. |
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Validates the current transaction: - the modifications performed on the table since the start of transaction (HTransactionStart) are validated.
- the transaction file is deleted (if the transaction is the last transaction in progress for a network application)
- the records locked in read-only by the transaction are unlocked.
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| If a transaction is active, rolls back all changes made to the tables since the beginning of the transaction. |
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| Starting with version 21, you can manage transactions in SQL code... |
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| When using a database, you may have to perform maintenance operations on the data files... |
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| The HFSQL engine proposes to isolate the transactions... |
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| Starts a transaction on the tables (HFSQL or accessed via a Native Connector) and creates the transaction table. |
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| Enables or disables the management of transactions for one or more files. |
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| Enables or disables the management of transactions for one or more files. |
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| To keep maximum compatibility between HFSQL Classic applications (single-user or multi-user) and HFSQL Client/Server applications, the transaction mechanism in HFSQL Client/Server mode is similar to the one in HFSQL Classic mode... |
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| Configures the isolation level of transactions for a connection to an HFSQL server. |
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| The different operations that can be performed with WDOptimizer are as follows ... |
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| Declares a transaction savepoint. |
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| Starts a transaction on the tables (HFSQL or accessed via Native Access) and creates the transaction table. |
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| Transforms all the records "in transaction" into "normal" records if these records do not belong... |
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| If a transaction is in progress, cancels all operations performed on the files in transaction since... |
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| When using an Internet application, the data circulating between the computer of the Web user... |
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| This chapter presents the following topics...... |
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